JKBOSE Class 10 Result 2025 Declared: Pass Percentage Stands at 85.03%The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (JKBOSE) has officially announced the Class 10 annual examination results for the October–November 2025 session today, January 14, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the examination can now access their scorecards by logging in to the board’s official website, jkbose.nic.in.
The board recorded an overall success rate of 85.03 percent this year.
. A total of 40,242 male students cleared the examination, achieving a pass percentage of 84.30 percent. Meanwhile, 40,408 female students successfully passed, with a slightly higher pass rate of 85.78 percent, once again highlighting strong academic performance among girl students.
How to Check JKBOSE Class 10 Result 2025
Students can follow the steps below to view and download their results:
Visit the official website at jkbose.nic.in
Navigate to the “Results” section on the homepage
Click on “Secondary School Examination (Class 10) Result”
Enter your roll number or registration number
Submit the details to view your result
Download and save the scorecard for future reference
Students may need to refresh the page if the website experiences heavy traffic while downloading results.
The board has also made available:
JKBOSE Class 10 Result Download Link (Oct–Nov Session)
Official Gazette Download Link for Class 10 Results
Examination Participation Details
Approximately 94,000 students from the Kashmir Division and winter zones of the Jammu Division, including candidates from the Union Territory of Ladakh, appeared for the October–November examinations.
Update on Class 12 Results
JKBOSE is expected to announce the Class 12 results later today, and students should keep checking the official website for timely updates. The board will share the result notification as soon as it is released.
Important Evaluation Update
Earlier, the board clarified that it would treat 85 percent marks as equivalent to 100 percent for evaluation purposes. The board introduced this special measure due to disruptions in the academic schedule caused by extreme weather conditions such as heatwaves, heavy rainfall, cloudbursts, and floods, which led to a 15 percent reduction in syllabus coverage.
